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This document summarizes a study tour to Kenya and Rwanda by the Canadian Foodgrains Bank to learn about food security issues. The tour involved meeting local farmers, community members, and program staff to understand the causes of hunger and how the Foodgrains Bank addresses food insecurity through food assistance, policy influence, and public engagement. The overall goal is to build relationships and learn about ongoing efforts to ensure all people have regular access to adequate food.
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- 1. He has told you, O man, what is good: and what doe the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God? Micah6:8
- 2. For food in a world where many walk in hunger, For faith in a world where many walk in fear, For friends in a world where many walk alone, We give you humble thanks, O Lord.
- 3. Canadian Foodgrains Bank Food Study Tour Kenya and Rwanda Nov 19-Dec 6, 2012
- 5. Food Security: When all people have regular, dignified access to adequate food When all people have regular, dignified access to adequate food When all people have regular, dignified access to adequate food
- 6. How? • Food Assistance • Policy influence • Increasing public engagement
- 8. Purposes • To learn about causes of hunger • To build relationships • To learn about CFGB programs
- 10. Judy Mliwa
- 17. Eunice Kililo
- 18. Consolata Mshiki
- 19. Agricola Saru
- 21. Gladwie Mwandime
- 22. Rael Morona
- 26. Agnes Nashwima
- 29. Sarah
- 33. Manifique
- 36. Seraphine
- 37. Constantine
- 38. Marie Claire
- 39. Erizabert
- 40. Pendo
- 41. Assante
- 42. Divine
- 48. Peace
- 49. How Can You Respond • Learn more • Pray • Evaluate your lifestyle • Advocate • Donate